The Cyber headset from Eartec is an ultra-lightweight single ear headset designed for industries where headsets are worn for an entire shift. Ideal for food service, health care, and more, the Cyber weighs only half an ounce. The slender tension band slips discreetly behind the neck, and the adjustable gooseneck allows a wearer to position the microphone with precision. The single-sided cable helps to minimize snags and tangles for comfortable all-day wearing. The cable has a 4-pin XLR male connector.
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Key Features
- Ultra Lightweight
- Discreet Design
- Flexible Gooseneck
- Single Earpiece
The Cyber headset from Eartec is an ultra-lightweight single ear headset designed for industries where headsets are worn for an entire shift. Ideal for food service, health care, and more, the Cyber weighs only half an ounce. The slender tension band slips discreetly behind the neck, and the adjustable gooseneck allows a wearer to position the microphone with precision. The single-sided cable helps to minimize snags and tangles for comfortable all-day wearing. The cable has a 4-pin XLR male connector.
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Eartec Cyber Single-Ear Overview
Ultra lightweight design
Discreet behind-the-neck band
Great for all-day use
Single earpiece
Flexible gooseneck
Single-sided cable
Eartec Cyber Single-Ear Specs
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Eartec Cyber Single-Ear Reviews
Cheap all around.
By Nicole Badillo
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2016-04-10
Cheap plastic and the gooseneck for the mic can't handle the weight of microphone. Also received wrong sex of XLR from what was on the description. I'm trying to return but they are telling me no?
beware
By backstage professional
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2011-03-11
earpiece shorted out and literally melted on the surface upon first use
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